Continued Closure Of Essential Healthcare Services At St. Joseph Medical Center: Councilwoman Ibarra Reacts

I have fought for the people of District 5 and for every resident of our city.

Flock Cameras Going Away In Joliet Township: Highway Commissioner Alessio Explains His Decision

"After the hack of many federal agencies recently, the possibility exists that citizens’ personal whereabouts are available," Alessio said.

Mattresses Are Turning Up All Over Joliet, City Councilmen Joe Clement, Juan Moreno Notify Chief Rob Brown

At Monday's meeting, Councilman Clement raised the issue of a mattress discovery along the Wauponsee Glacial Trail not far from the homes.

Jim Lanham, Your Next Mayor Of Joliet? Candidate Aims To Stop Joliet Data Center From Ever Happening

Lanham previously ran for political office as a Republican against long-time State Representative Larry Walsh Jr. of Elwood.

Yes, Judge's Bar Is Moving Elsewhere, But This Is What Will Occupy Space When It's Gone

Joliet Patch broke the news over the weekend revealing downtown Joliet's Judge's Bar will be moving to a new building at 508 North Chicago.

Terry D'Arcy's Joliet: These 8 PowerPoint Slides Are Everything You Need To Know About His City's State

Thursday afternoon marked the Joliet's mayor annual presentation that he gave to a large luncheon crowd gathered at the Renaissance Center.

Joliet's Spokeswoman Explains Absence Of Public Nuisances During 2023, 2024 And 2025

For several years, Joliet Patch covered stories about blighted properties deemed public nuisances, but those came to a stop in 2023.

Joliet Councilwoman Suzanna Ibarra Makes Decision On Whether To Seek Re-Election In District 5

"I am proud of what we have accomplished, but there is still work to do," Councilwoman Suzanna Ibarra said.

AFSCME Local 440 Files Grievance Against Joliet City Hall Over Rock Run Collection Construction

Joliet's Rock Run Collection is anchored by Hollywood Casino and The View apartment complex. Dick's House of Sport will build next.

Joe Clement As Your Next Mayor Of Joliet? Two-Term City Councilman, Retired Police Detective Pursuing Idea

Back in 2023, Terry D'Arcy of D'Arcy Motors easily defeated two-term Joliet Mayor Bob O'Dekirk. Now we're months away from another election.

Tear Down Ruby Street Bridge, Jackson, Cass, Jefferson, McDonough Street Bridges: Joliet Councilman Moreno

Councilman Juan Moreno has called for a formal commitment to demolish and fully replace Joliet's aging downtown movable bridges

Despite Pleas From 'Joliet's Hometown Bank For Over 50 Years,' City Council Changes Banking Institution

Joliet's decision is not a positive for Old National Bank, the financial institution that acquired First Midwest Bank in 2022.

'Our Hard Work And Planning Over The Years Have Made A Difference:' Bertino-Tarrant Declares

Bertino-Tarrant is proposing a $311 million 2027 operating budget that maintains existing services and ensures fiscal stability.

Dustin Anderson, Joliet City Hall Department Head, No Longer Working For City Manager Beth Beatty: Sources

A commuter from Indiana, Dustin Anderson traveled to downtown Joliet from the Munster area to fulfill his duties at the city of Joliet.

Flock Camera Firing At Joliet PD: Jeremy Harrison's Lawyer 'There Is Something Wrong With The Tapes'

Bill Evans, the Joliet police chief responsible for seeking Harrison's dismissal, has retired and the status of Harrison's firing is murky.

Joliet Embarks On Another Water Main Project That Will Impact Travelers Until Late September

We appreciate your patience and ask that you drive slowly and cautiously through any construction zone.

City Of Joliet Sidewalks Upkeep, Maintenance Program, Remain A High Priority: City Hall Officials

Joliet has faced some civil lawsuits in recent years in regard to danger spots where sidewalks or streets are broken or left unrepaired.

Thinking Of Running For Joliet Park District Board? Here's What Must Done If You Want Become A Commissioner

Two Joliet Park District commissioners will be elected, each to a 4-year term.

Councilman Larry Hug Noticing Far More Serious Car Crashes In Joliet: 'It's Really Gotten Out of Hand'

Hug brought up the topic of serious crashes taking place around Joliet during this week's Joliet City Council meeting, wondering why.

This Joliet Public Nuisance Has 'No Active Utility Services And Contains Large Openings In The Roof'

Administrative adjudication fines have been assessed but remain unpaid, according to Director of Community Development Dustin Anderson.

Joliet Public Nuisance Designation For Fire-Damaged Empty House, Property Owners Believed To Be Dead

Joliet noted how this property remains in a state of disrepair and continues to have a negative impact on the surrounding neighborhood.

Joliet Public Nuisance Has Been Vacant Since 2015 After Homeowner's Death, 2020 Water Shutoff: City

Joliet said the declaration of a public nuisance is a progressive step in seeking compliance which can lead to demolition.

Retired Joliet Police Officer Resuming Career In Nearby Community As School Resource Officer

With a bachelor's in criminal justice from University of Dayton, he spent the past two years as campus monitor for Plainfield District 202.

ICE Gains Joliet Police's Help? Chief Brown Sets The Record Straight During City Council Meeting

Unsuccessful City Council candidate Rosa Hernandez, along with ousted Joliet Township elected official Alicia Morales, spoke at the meeting.

Joliet Announces Great News For Preston Heights Households: 'This Project Is A Massive Undertaking'

Specific roadway closures and traffic control information will be communicated as construction progresses.

Funds For Catholic Charities Daybreak, MorningStar Mission, Others: Joliet City Staff Suggests

The Joliet City Council will vote on the proposal at Tuesday night's meeting. Everything begins at 6:30 p.m. on second floor of City Hall.

Lower Property Taxes For Will County's Land Owners: Republican Party Implores Jennifer Bertino In Letter

A close ally of Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, former State Senator Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant replaced Larry Walsh as Will County Executive.

Joliet Criminal Defense Attorney Will Take Over Will County Public Defender's Office

Honiotes has represented high-profile defendants including the grade school janitor facing child porn charges.

Big Boy Rolling Through Joliet: City Reveals All The Details You Need To Know To Witness History Being Made

Joliet's property at 50 East Jefferson Street is ADA accessible and there is downtown parking available for train enthusiasts.

Joliet's New Deputy City Manager: 'This Isn’t Just A New Job. It’s Coming Home'

Nolan Ming succeeds former Deputy City Manager Christa Desiderio, who retired in early July after 26 years of service.

$316,000 For Black Lives Matter Will County, Money For 4 Other Organizations Revealed By Senator Ventura

Thanks to Ventura’s efforts, over $1.2 million was awarded to local organizations in District 43.

Joliet OKs $2.5M Loan For Rialto Theatre Asbestos, HVAC Work: Report

The historic theater is closed during a $9 million HVAC modernization project.

Everywhere You Go In Joliet, You Will Start To See This Vehicle: City Of Joliet Explains Why

It is expected that the mapping project will take 4-6 weeks to complete.

Joliet: $2 Million Needed To Resolve Overweight, Overlength Trucking Citation Litigation Against City

The Joliet City Council will vote on the proposed budget amendment at Tuesday night's regular meeting.

Fatal Wreck On Houbolt Road Involving Semi-Trailer Leaves City Of Joliet Facing Lawsuit

HMD Trucking is suing the city of Joliet and state of Illinois in connection with the Feb. 21 deadly crash involving one of their drivers.

2 New Prisons To Be Built On Stateville Campus; Downstate Facility Moving To Crest Hill

Downstate leaders called the move “ill-advised and devastating.”

Joliet's Data Center In Jeopardy? Lawsuit From 3 People Names City of Joliet, Powerhouse And Hillwood

The Joliet City Council, except for Suzanna Ibarra, voted 8 to 1 to allow for the construction of one of the largest data centers to begin.

370 Self-Storage Sheds: Previously Rejected Project Gains Joliet City Hall's Support

The Joliet City Council is expected to approve the storage shed proposal at Tuesday night's meeting. The sheds will go next to the Lenny's.

Joliet AFSCME Local 440 Finally Gets New Contract, City Employees Can Live 50 Miles Away From Joliet

The Joliet City Council will vote on the contract at Tuesday night's meeting.

Bookie Magee's Hideaway And OTB Becoming Self-Storage Units: Joliet City Council Vote Nears

The proposed self-storage facility would include seven new storage buildings with around 174 non-climate-controlled units in total.

A True Voice For The People

Dr. Glenda Wright-McCullum, a candidate for the City of Joliet Council at Large is ready to serve through the concept of B.U.I.L.D.

Joliet’s Newest Energy Option: The ‘Netflix’ Of Solar

It’s one of the easiest ways to save money and support local clean energy jobs. And it’s as simple as subscribing to Netflix.

Community Solar Finally Comes to Joliet

Community solar: a win-win for your wallet and the environment -- no equipment required.